Letter P 183750–184000

Palermo's island Partner of tired Patient description Place for a ship's doc Place for a ship's nurse Patient scene person off work through illness Painter accused of being Jack the Ripper Product of a twisted sense of humor Part of a Soviet emblem People generally don't take it well person reaping with sickle person nursing sick person Perv Perv, e.g. Pervert, in slang Perverted person person Twisted person who is mentally disturbed or perverted Perverse people Perverted types Puts on the dog? Part of a police dog's education? Pixar sloth in "Ice Age" PBS "Science Kid" PBS's "Science Kid" PBS's "___ the Science Kid" Partner for Imogene Partner of Imogene Pitcher Fernandez Punk musician Vicious Punk rocker Vicious Punker Vicious Part of Southeast London Pitcher with a 168-mph fastball dreamed up by George Plimpton for the 1985 April Fools' Day issue of Sports Illustrated Partisan group Pentagon part Pickle or slaw Point of view, as in an argument Potato or rice Potato salad or cole slaw Potato salad or coleslaw, e.g. Potato salad, say Potato wedges, e.g. Preceder of long or line Precedes arm or kick Pro or con, e.g. Pro or con, in a debate Pro, for one Profile view Property of a square Part of a record getting the most airplay Part of a single or LP Part of a tape Part one of a tape Part that's most listened to Phrase on some cassette tapes Place for a hit Place for a hit, usually Place to find a hit Place to see a hit Platter half Platter part Popular cut on a platter Popular cut? Popular half of a 45, usually Presley's "Don't," not "I Beg of You" Primary cut? Protective car features Peripheral basilica feature Peripheral region Pistol not used at the front? Pistol or saber Pistol, for example Pistol, perhaps Pitched horizontally *Pistols and swords Pistols and such Pistols and swords, e.g. Pistols or swords. Pistols, e.g. Pistols, perhaps Pistols, swords, etc. "P.S. I Love You," to "Love Me Do" Part of a 45 record Part of a cassette tape Part of an LP Part with an extended remix, perhaps Phrase on a platter label Phrase on an audiocassette Phrase on some audiotapes Platter option Platter's flip Platter's second half part Platter Private courtroom conference Peripheral action Piece of dining room furniture piece of furniture for holding plates, cutlery, etc in a dining room part of horse's hoof Pain in the hip for Bobby? Positioned together in a row Police motorcycle adjunct. part of horse's harness Placed vinyl on a house Played favorites Polygonal, by definition Put up clapboards Put up shingles Pasta, maybe Potato salad, often pertaining to given number of sides Place to make a hasty exit Place plant nutrients near the roots of a growing crop place fertilizer in the soil near the roots of a plant *Part of a long list in many drug commercials Prescription drug concern Prescription drug taker's risk Passing look *Pop-up shop on the edge of the road? Part of a cassette Play that reintroduces the field hockey ball from out of bounds Peripheral matters Person's assistant Possible theme for this puzzle Producer of horizontal shadows Paying hobby, for example Paying hobby. Place for second-stringers place into an inferior position Place for a benchwarmer. Parenthetic statement Punching bag for Rocky Part of an album Platter's top part forming side of something Pool table receptacle along the edge Piece connecting a bed's headboard and footboard Period of the moon's orbit Part of a shortcut, perhaps Parties in a contest. Partisan positions Partisans take them Partners (with) Parts of a square Parts of lunch combos Pentagon features Pentagon quintet Polygon parts Polygonal bounds Polygons have them Portions on a steak plate Pro and con Properties of a square Pros and cons, e.g. Put up cedar shakes Pool player's 'English' Part of a meal-sharing strategy? Part of a shortcut, often Popular parking place. Possible cure for congestion? Parts of some detours Purloiners of loins of pork Profile, e.g. Poker-game extra *Pedestrian's path Perambulator path paved path for pedestrians, at the side of a road Pieces of chalk? Pedestrian pathways Places for parking meters Part between tread and rim Pacer: Slang. Part of a car door. Pass along sneakily Proceed furtively Proceed obliquely Proceed with stealth Proceeds slyly Playwright Howard. Poitier Actor Poitier of film Poitier or Greenstreet Poitier or Lumet Poitier who played Sir Poitier who was the first Black man to win an Oscar PHOENICIAN State, ancient PHOENICIAN capital, ancient Phoenician capital. Phoenician city Phoenician port Port of Phoenicia "Punk rock is cruel," said___ Pretentious, old style Polite "du" Polite Prussian address Postdam pronoun Pronoun among Hamburgers Pronoun with "Sprechen" Prolonged military blockade of a city or fortress PC user's address Patient tactic Persistant attack Persistence over resistance Persistent attack Persistent attempt to gain control. Persistent offensive Ploy against Troy Ploy at Troy Preattack tactic Prolonged assault Prolonged attack Prolonged attack on a fortified place Prolonged battle Prolonged blockade Prolonged bout, as of illness Prolonged campaign Prolonged endeavor to overcome resistance. Prolonged endeavor. Prolonged military attack Prolonged military tactic Prolonged period of difficulty Prolonged trial Protracted assault Protracted attack Protracted battle Protracted period ___ Perilous (Round Table seat) ___ Perilous, at the Round Table person who besieges Persistent attacks Persistent battles Prolonged attacks Prolonged endeavors to overcome resistance. Prolonged military attacks Prolonged troubles. Prolonged woes Protracted attacks Protracted battles Protracted campaigns Palazzo Pubblico site Palio place Piazza del Campo city Piazza del Campo setting Piazza del Campo site Piccolomini Library's home Popular Tuscan city Popular tourist destination of Tuscany PIGMENT used as graining colour for tinting whites PIGMENT used as stainer on whites